View Full Version : had a dyno day today in the 525i
bimmerd00d
03-20-2004, 09:52 PM
i know it's not a lot, but i had to see what she'd do :p http://www.thesecretnine.com/images/dynoday/DCP02603.JPG http://www.thesecretnine.com/images/dynoday/DCP02594.JPG http://www.thesecretnine.com/images/dynoday/DCP02600.JPG
fun day :) 510hp Supra went later
bimmerd00d
03-20-2004, 09:55 PM
btw, Mark, hope this somewhat helps. Car has an intake and straight pipes, and your chip.
ryan roopnarine
03-21-2004, 09:55 AM
how to read it....laptop scr can't differentiate between colors too well.
MarkD
03-21-2004, 10:27 AM
how to read it....laptop scr can't differentiate between colors too well.
Even if the curves were the same color and unlabelled, it's easy to tell which is which. Hp curves start low and usually increase with rpm, Torque curves are more horizontal.
Mark
ryan roopnarine
03-21-2004, 10:47 AM
i didn't look at it hard enough, i thought that one was a before and after from before the straight and the CAI. stupid mistake on my part.
QUOTE=MarkD]Even if the curves were the same color and unlabelled, it's easy to tell which is which. Hp curves start low and usually increase with rpm, Torque curves are more horizontal.
Mark[/QUOTE]
Craig
03-21-2004, 12:06 PM
Nice numbers! You're up around 205 hp at the flywheel with 168rwhp- depending on what number you use for driveline losses ( I usually use about 18% with IRS cars).
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